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J.Cole Set To Play For Rwanda Patriots BBC in NBA Africa League

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Talk about making your dreams come true!

Dreamville head huncho J.Cole is preparing for the release of his upcoming album ‘The Off-Season’ on Friday May 14th, but before that happens, Jermaine Cole is headed to the NBA. Kinda!

According to ESPN,

Rapper J. Cole is expected to play for the Rwanda Patriots BBC in the inaugural season of the Basketball Africa League, sources told The Undefeated.

J. Cole, 36, arrived in Rwanda two days ago and is in the midst of quarantining in order to play in the 12-team league.

Born Jermaine Lamarr Cole, the rapper starred at Sanford (North Carolina) High School and was a walk-on at St. John’s, but he ultimately turned his focus to music before playing in a Division I game.

J. Cole’s signing with the Rwanda club is expected to become official Thursday, a source said.

The Rwanda Patriots will play in the first BAL game Sunday against the Nigeria River Hoopers.

The New Times Rwanda originally broke the J. Cole news, showing video of him in Rwanda.

I say J.Cole will score 20 points on more in debut. What do you think?

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